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Not surprising!
Seems legit!
Seems legit!
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Seems legit!
Time to lock in Eddie for a longer term also....Geoff Walsh goes back to the Roos...........
Geez FIGJAMs really doing a number on that club............long may his reign continue
I just wonder why a club would sign a player to a lengthy contract knowing full well said player won't play for the entire duration of the contract, but the club will still have to include the player's salary in its TPP for a number of years after the player has retired. There is still something that doesn't add up for me.Will retire after 4-6 years and thus the Swans will be stuck with an annual bill of $1,000,000 for 3-5 years.
I just wonder why a club would sign a player to a lengthy contract knowing full well said player won't play for the entire duration of the contract, but the club will still have to include the player's salary in its TPP for a number of years after the player has retired. There is still something that doesn't add up for me.
I just wonder why a club would sign a player to a lengthy contract knowing full well said player won't play for the entire duration of the contract, but the club will still have to include the player's salary in its TPP for a number of years after the player has retired. There is still something that doesn't add up for me.
Didn't Brisbane do the same sort of deal with Lynch?
So Hawthorn have already declared they wont match Swans offer for Buddy, but Collingwood are still acting like petulant children & wont let Thommo go? Why am I not surprised.
So Hawthorn have already declared they wont match Swans offer for Buddy, but Collingwood are still acting like petulant children & wont let Thommo go? Why am I not surprised.
I just wonder why a club would sign a player to a lengthy contract knowing full well said player won't play for the entire duration of the contract, but the club will still have to include the player's salary in its TPP for a number of years after the player has retired. There is still something that doesn't add up for me.
yer Lynch was years younger than buddy.
Buddy turns 27 in January, but regardless of that we live in a different football world where very few players play beyond their early 30s & I highly doubt Buddy is looking to emulate Dustin Fletcher or Brent Harvey. I would be surprised to see him play for more than another 5 years so we will have a situation where Sydney have Buddy's salary included in their TPP for at least 4 years after his retirement, most likely without having the benefit of the COLA.I think that Lynch was 25 when he went to the bears and he still played on for 1 year after that 10 year contract finished. Buddy is going there aged 26
If he retires they don't have to pay him out, although his contract remains part of the cap regardless. Strange situation and one that reeks of future fixing by the AFL.Just an amazing offer by the Swans - Buddy will be 35 before the season starts in year 9 of his contract. Can see seasons 7-9 really being an issue for Sydney.
I just wonder why a club would sign a player to a lengthy contract knowing full well said player won't play for the entire duration of the contract, but the club will still have to include the player's salary in its TPP for a number of years after the player has retired. There is still something that doesn't add up for me.
Seems to me that that is cheating.Franklin will probably play 5 seasons at 1 million per year and then get his payout.
In effect Sydney will be paying him 2 million per season for 5 seasons.
Very clever Sydney!
Seems to me that that is cheating.